I purchased as slightly used VEPR K today and I have 2 questions for you:
#1 - Which scope do you recommed? I am not looking for anything special just a good all purpose scope, probably a 4X unless there is something better.
#2 - What are the compliance parts on this rifle? The muzzle is naked, and that is a crime in itself, so I would like to install a flash suppressor; but I would like to make sure that I have the correct # of parts before I pull out the tap & die kit.
Thanks, Accountant
Posted: 3/13/2005 5:45:05 PM EST
4x is plenty for out to 200, another $80 PSO would be fine.
US parts are stock (fuzzy memory says CavArms actually does them) and fcg I believe.
Posted: 3/13/2005 7:05:36 PM EST
RS39,
Would that be 6 parts or 5?
Trigger, hammer, and disconnector (3 parts). Buttstock, pistol grip, and handguards (3 parts)?.......... or does the buttstock and pistol grip count as 1 part since they are connected?
Thanks, Accountant
Posted: 3/13/2005 7:28:25 PM EST
If the rifle is currently in a legal configuration, you can avoid counting parts by just going with a US made brake. You won't be changing your foreign parts count that way
I might be incinerated for this, but I've never found a muzzlebrake that made the rifle more enjoyable to shoot. Groups get bigger, gun gets louder. I'll support the right of a man to screw whateverthehell he wants onto his barrel though.
Posted: 3/14/2005 5:40:25 PM EST
Ok, I found it on the Robinson website:
"Which parts of the VEPR are U.S. made?
All parts of the standard VEPR and VEPR Super are made in Russia. Robinson Armament Co. makes the following parts for the VEPR II and VEPR K:
Now, if I add a flash suppressor does that count as the 6th part or do I need to add the hammer as the 6th part and then add the flash suppressor???
Sorry, I keep reading this shit and I keep reminding myself that I should have gone to law school.
Thanks, Accountant
Posted: 3/14/2005 7:18:25 PM EST
As long as you add a US made muzzle thingy, you're cool. If you add a foreign muzzle thingy, I'd swap the hammer for a US unit, too.
Posted: 3/14/2005 9:36:11 PM EST
The basic number of US parts needed in an AK is 4. Plus 1 if it is a stamped receiver. Plus one if there is a muzzle device. So if you have a stamped receiver AK with a muzzle device the US parts count needs to total 6.
Posted: 3/15/2005 5:28:50 AM EST
Add only US parts and forget the math.
The key to happiness with a brake is to align it properly, and secure it so it does not vibrate. My SAR1 had a 74 type brake and muzzle adaptor tack welded with no shift in POI
Posted: 3/15/2005 5:28:58 AM EST
Quoted: Ok, I found it on the Robinson website:
"Which parts of the VEPR are U.S. made?
All parts of the standard VEPR and VEPR Super are made in Russia. Robinson Armament Co. makes the following parts for the VEPR II and VEPR K:
Now, if I add a flash suppressor does that count as the 6th part or do I need to add the hammer as the 6th part and then add the flash suppressor???
Sorry, I keep reading this shit and I keep reminding myself that I should have gone to law school.
Thanks, Accountant
If you use a US made suppressor/brake that will count as the sixth part. It IS confusing, but the key is that your rifle is in legal configuration at present. From here on out, you can add what you like without worrying about parts count provided the parts are US made.